The Portland daily press., 1887-07-21
FoREIoN.
The Times Says the Government Has
BETRAYED Irish Landlords for
Union and office.
Reported Change imminent In the
Turkish Ministry.
ParnelI Given a Banquet by the
National League Club.

LONDON, July 20.-Gentlemen Of Scotland
beat the Canadian crickcters Tuesday, by
ten wickets. The visitors In their FIRST in
ming made 1856 runs, and in the second 1l2
The home team made 25J runs In the FIRST In
ming and in the second. The fielding Of the
Canadians was good. bnt their bowling and
batting not up TO their usual mark.
The Times says; Lord Salisbury has caplt-
ulated in terms that do honor 10 his cynical
frankness. The government has betrayed
the Irish landlords for the sake Of union and
Office.
The Standard says the government can af-
ford to treat with good humored Indifference
any criticisms that may be directed against
1t ON account Of its desire to avoid giving Of
fense 10 the Unionists. Since the main OBJ
ieet Of the connection Of the UniOnists and
conservatives Is 10 maintain union, says the
Standard, 1t stands TO reason that the gov
ernment Is bound TO consult the wishes OF its
allies even at partial sacrifice OF Its own
preferences.
PARIS, July 20.-A dispatch from Vienna
to Temps says: The Bulgarian government
Is intercepting kilograms to and from the
Bulgarian capital.
There have been violent scenes In the Sub
ranjl, the members Of the opposition, inelud-
ing ex-Premier Radslaycof, being forcibly
expelled. The troops at Rustchuk made hos
tile demonstration against Prince Ferdinand
Of Saxe-C0burg, led by officers of the army
they paraded the streets, uttering cries Of
Long live Russia"
LONDON, July 20.-According to a letter
received from Bucharest M. De Olassof
French Minister there, in speech
at banquet on the 14th inst, said the
French republic was preparing for a san
culinary struggle which would be more for
midable the longer the outbreak was de-
layed, and he concluded BY offering toast 10
the health of the Russian Minister, M. Olas-
soft. whereupOn all present shouted. Sue
cess to Russia, friend Of France"
LONDON, July 20.-It is reported a change
Is imminent In the Turkish ministry, AaT
Pacha,now president Of the Council Of ST.
becoming Grand Vizier.
Mr.. Parnell and many colleagues were
entertained this evening at a banquet
by the National Liberal Club. The health Of
the Queen was proposed by Mr.. Dlllywin,
and the guests all rose decOrously and drank
the toast Parnell eulogized Gladstone for
having put his shoulder TO sthe wheel and
said before many months the ex-Premier
would carry his point and be recognized as
the only great man In British politics. 9th
ers who were now attracting attention were
imitators and tinkers. Parnell wondered
how long EngliShmen would be eOntented to
see the government march mp hill and down
dShlus nc Ibtcnt tttCtlDua udu AOlgcu tNtiu
10 make concessions or resign. The English
Liberals might be assured their exertlons
would not be wasted, although In ireland ex-
treme misery had been suffered during the
past eighteen months. Crime had diminished,
the people had turned 10 constitutional meth
DDS OF adjusting their grievances, instead Of
TO physical force. The Liberals might claim
all their great success, for the people recog-
nized that through their ex0rtiOns the way
had been opened 70 an honorable union.
their great reward would be that they had
brought the nation to depend on lawful
methods Of redress. IL the government
honestly and fairly tried 10 carry out the
amendments to the land bill, and II the exc
cution thereof was In no way frustrated,
they would never have 10 use the coercion
bill, which would become a standing memo
rial Of the time which the Tory government
of 1887 had nailed. The diminutiOn OF crime
proved the gratitude OF the Irish toward the
''herals, and he trusted that the Irish would
ic,,, -ev on the good feeling OF the Liberals;
tba7 a,,a, ser oppressed and trampled up
on they would retalisssus sioWiy. aney snouia la
remember that the ToryIts inear.st SotIe ~
not last forever From sefS-@sJhe sr,s5,- s,.o
Irish would be fools 10 give away ~ Io,,id
did position won for them, and they ssS,id
be most ungrateful II In any way they shosSs-
retard the progress of the Liberals in the
path Of justice 20 Ireland
Mr.. Mccarthy proposed a toast to Glad
stone, and delivered a lengthy eul0gy. The
Liberal leader, Jacob Bright, replied. Mr.
Sexton proposed the health Of the chairman.